RadioActive: March 27, 2018

How March for Our Lives SLC Will Keep Up the Pressure, Utah Prison Education Project, Nopalera Collective

Guests:

Jorge Arellano and Ella Mendoza of the Nopalera Artist Collective, which designed the poster for the 2nd Annual Grid Zine Fest, April 14, Publik Coffee, 975 N. West Temple, SLC.
Community Spotlight: Dr. Erin Castro, director & co-founder of University of Utah Prison Education Project. UPEP is a multidisciplinary collaborative effort providing on-site college curriculum and programming to students incarcerated in Draper and Timpanogos prisons.
March For Our Lives SLC talks about its next moves. Featuring: Elizabeth Love, Ermiya Fanaeian, Saida Dahir and Mishka Banuri.
- MFOL-SLC is launching a Student Ambassadors program to help their peers organize at schools across the state.
- April 7: Utah Student Townhall. Location and details TBD. MFOL-SLC sent invitations to all of Utah's Congressional Delegation who are up for re-election in 2018 with a requested response date of Wednesday 3/28 at 5PM MT.
- April 14: Student Voter Registration Training: March For Our Lives SLC, 12:00 p.m. at Ladies Literary Club Clubhouse, 850 W. South Temple, SLC.
Han Johnson and Jaden Priest of the Northern Utah Student Coalition, which will hold the Northern Utah March for Student Lives this Saturday, March 31, 12 p.m. at Ogden Municipal Gardens, 25th St. & Washington Blvd. For more details, email n.utahstudentcoalition@gmail.com for more details.

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